[Hoi zavolies tou zavolinou]
By: Lotē Petrovits-Androutsopoulou ; eikonographēsē Nikolas Andrikopoulos.
Contributors: Andrikopoulos, Nikolas, 1955-
Publisher: Ekdoseis Patakē
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Athēna
Language: gre
Number of pages: 27
Subjects: Children's stories, Greek.; Dwarfs -- Fiction.
Genres: Fiction.
Description: Once upon a time,  all the dwarfs lived together in a land of their own.  Each had his own little house surrounded by a big orchard, where he would grow flowers and vegetables among the trees. The dwarfs lived in harmony and never quarreled. Only one, named Mischivino, was always getting into mischief. In the contest for the best garden, Mischivino used his tricks to win the award for the best apple-tree, best rosebush and tallest cypress-tree. However, his tricks will eventually be revealed, and Mischivino will have to decide whether to admit that he cheated or to leave the land of the dwarfs forever.
Notes: Illustration prize, Circle of the Greek Children's Book.

Text in Greek.